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cd, ~ aS SALES, &c. BATH. TO.BE DISPOSED OF, A . Well Establishr:d and Improviiig Business in the CA B 1 N ET mid BATH %%MEE I. Cei A I R. LINE.- The House and Shop stand it) a Gen tta I situation, being No. $, Kingston 13 nittlings, near the Pump-room The Stock in Trade and Household Furniture to he Liketi at a lair valuation ; the Proprietor,' P. Woodward has nu tnerous and exce!lent connettiolls.; semi i great chairs to London awl its vicinity,' and to all parts of Eng land, Scotland, Ireland, and kVcst Indies. 'The sole reason of declining business is ill health. Let- , ten (post paid ) . will be duty attended to. COVENTRY CANAL. SHARES. TO.J3E SOLD hy PRIVATE CONTRACT, • • By Mr. SCOTT; ITWCYSHARES in this established improving .JL CON CLRN,, connedling the Grand Trunk, with the' Oxford and Grand juntliln Canals, the Dividends have re- • gularly advanced to aerate of ;2L • per share dear per rium ; which, by the recent . arranwiLents, and prosperous: state of the Navigation, are expected to increase tonsider., ably. Apply to Mr. Scott; 25., New Bridge-street, London. • , - CANAL PROPERTY, COVENT-GARDEN THEA TRE, AN!) HOPE ASSURANCE SHARES. TO E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the 4th coL Jan u ary, at 'Twelve o'Clock, at. the • Mart, 'TWO new SHARES ,of 0.001. etch in'the CO VENT-GARDEN I'HEATRE, entitling the, Pos aest;or to an Annuit y of 251. clear of the Property Tar for eighty-four years, with an annual:transferable Free Admis sion. THAMES and MEDWAY, CROYDGN, ELLES. MERE, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON CANAL NEW SHARES, and HOPE ASSURANCE SHARES. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel,.Piceadilly; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street. DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC IS tar superior to all of her external Applications in the Care of Sprains, Bruises, Rtieurnatisms, Eire. as also in Cramps or Numbness, and in promoting Circulation i►i the i.imt►s when in a paralytic state. It is the.bcst Remedy for Clrilbtaius, if dissolved in a spoon, and applied warm, or with a picket -of lint well moistened with it, anct.tiecl on the part affeeted. tt is l►kewise of admirable service in the Ac. tide:its and local Complaints to which Horses are subjed. Sold only by F. Newbcry and Sons, N0....15, St. Paul's- Chtfrch-yard (tour doors lro►n the Corner of .Cheapside), London, price as. 6d. a Bottle, duty included ; but none arc genuine but those.which have the words ••• F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamp Also, by their ap pointment, by l3acon and Co. Oxford.stritct ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street ; Hayward, Piccadilly ; .411 d Co. Cockspur.strect ; harry, Westm►nster ; 1v ard, Hoiborn ; Mauls, Ludgate.strert; Randall, Royal Exciialige'; Inc Clarke, Borough. '. ~ ~~;: 14'Sb (11 , THE PROVOKED HUSBAND; Or, A lOUKNEY TO LONDON. Lord Townly, Mr. YOUNG john nToody, Mr. EMEKY ; Sir Francis Wronghead, Mr. PENSONF; ' Lady Townly, Mrs. H. jOHNSTON ; Lady W,ronghead..M rs. DA V EN PO It I; ►Miss jenny, Mrs. GIBBSJ te, rat- ;1)= a 1.,. LI , NEW THEATRE ROYAL, - COVENT-CARDEN: TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. I, 1810, will be at - ted the Comedy of After which will be performed (for the sixth time) a New Pantomime, called HARLEMIN AND ASMODEUS; Or, CUPID ON CRU rcl-thS. . , the Pantomime produLed under the direttion of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. . The Principal Char‘a!rs. Don Cleofas Zaintrullo (atterwards Harlequin), Mr. BO LOGNA, jun. ; Don Pedro Alvaro (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. NORMAN; The. Old Duenni (afterwards Clown), Mr. GRI NIALDI ; Pillardoe (afterwards Lover.), Mr. KING ; Asmitaeus (afterwards Cupid), Master CHAPMAN ; l'lutus, Mr. TIN NEY ; The Dxtrion of Interest, Mr. ritEBY ; Bonifacio (the Innkeeper), Mr. BOLOGNA ; Pasquerello, Master MORE LLI ; Donna Seraphina (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. PARK ; Seienada (with aSoog), -Miss BECTON. The Scenes will be exhibited in the loth:ming succession : A Subterratieows Cavern - - Grieve. A View of the Grand Prado at Madrid - Do. rillardoc, the A lchymist's Study - - Do. The Prato, by Night . ' - Do. AniphiWeatre at Cadiz, with Spanish Bull Fight Do. Cadiz harbour - - - - Do; Shanklin Chine. isle of WWit - - - Do. Smt4tgler's Cave - - - - Do. Cartsorook Castle - - - . Do. Barr Gate, Southampton - - Hollogan. A View near Hanover-square. London Capon. Spanish Hotel and Lodging"-house - - Hot iogan. Charing-cross - - - • Do. The Bricklayer's Arms and Turn p ike on the Dept ford iond. . Whitmore. Grand Launch at Deptford - . Do. Barber's and Grocer's Shops - - - Hai logan, in skie of Grocer's Shop View of Mount "Etna - - W hittnore. Cupid's Bower - - - - - - Do. Places for the Boxes to be talrcn of Mr. Brandon, at the wow Box-Office, in Prince's-place, hart-street,' tram Ten till Four. • Boxes 75.. Second-price 35. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price %s.--Lower Gallery zs. Second-price ts, —Upper Gallery is. beconcl-price - 6d.—No•Money to be .returned. • - The Dia.ls wlll be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six. • Fite new Pantomime of Harlequin and A sinodeus, or. C 97. pid on Crutches, continuing .to be received throughout with the loudest bursts of applause; will be repeated every Evetr. iny, till further notice. On Wednesday, The Wheel of Fortune.—On Tioirstlay, The Merry Wives of - Win.lso,r._t)ii Friday, A New Way w J'Ay Old iiebts. Can Saturd.tv, I',v,:llth Night ; or, What You On M;,nday, .6ing Ridtard the Thi . rt.l.- on Tuesday, The fealous•Vl'ire —on Wednesday, The Moun latineers.-01) Thursday, Gustavus Vasa. - On Friday, Much Ado Al:out Satoln - 7y, Cato. ( 1 :"*.:I" The ••IY:ntic are respectfully intorintd, thit Fargit. tai's Corri,.dy of File ilicoustant, ,4111 Shakspeare's Histpri. cal - F:;. ; , ..c u! . ih Si - cood I' K in 4 { fle;,ry, the I•ourtir, anti, !•;:.:..g, I :;1(,) , the 1. ail., will be revived as soon os yob. sib w. • SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RE-LIEF of PER SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL Di.I3TS. Craven -street, Dec.. 29, 18io. QI,J4RTERLI - GENERAL COURT of,this i, so CIETY will be held here on WEI;INIESDAY NEXT, the 2.ti of I .nuary, at!, at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the Accounts of Receipts .and Disbursements to the 3tit December,-1810, Ste. &C. R. GRASSSVELL, Secretary. :P4 In a few Days will be published, By Stookdale, jun. No. 4i, Pall-Mall, A VIEW of the STATE of the NATION, and El_ of the MEASURES of the last Five Years ; suggested by the Speech of Lail Grey in the House of Lords, r3th of June, I}4r,. By To.' , )MAS PEREGRINE COURTENAY, Esq. • Also, price ti. bs. 6d. handsomely bound, The most complete Court Calendar ever published, in. eluding the !oda Establishment, and all the Appendixes. _ This Day was published, In One Volume, 4to. price its 6d, or. 09 royal paper, 21. 25. in board s , ill ustrate d W i t h a Map and Seven, large plates, ANACCOUNT of the CAMPAIGNS in, PO LAND in the Years ;806 and ilto7 ; prefixed .to which are brief Kent:irks on the Character and Composition, of thy Russian Army, &c. &c. "By SIR ROBERT WILSON, Aicl.de- Cainp to the• King, Printed for 1. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. This Day was published, price 45. The Third Edition, illustrated,with Cases; A . PRACTWALTREATISE on the curtain PRE -VENTION and CURL or the VENEREAL DIS EASE, particularly its consequences, as Strictures, Gteers, including 'lanes Dorsalis, Hypochondriastn, Onanisni, &c. being a complete guide in these Diseases. By M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United, lipspitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's, And hditor of the First and Second Volumes of the London Medical and Surgical Spectator. Printed for S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet.mreet; C. Mut. low, No i 6, Holborn ; and Sherwood, Neely, and tones, ed nosrer-ro.w, London. This Day were published, . • POEMS by Miss HOLFORD; Author of " , or chi Fight of Falkirk." Printed for I.ol4,:nati, Hurst, Itees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, Of ma be ba Wallace; or the Fight wilom of F alkirk d, , price TO. 6d. in boards. 4 . On reading over the oxtratts we have made, we feel quite satisfied that the voice of our Readers will .:otifirin our deci sion in favour of tht poetical genius which must have dictated this work. 'the objections, which apply in some (tepee to all the works which we have re,',l in professed imitations of the ballad -metre, are iess trequeialy to be drawn from the l'oem now before us, than front any of itr, precursors: whi e, in our opinion. it s beauties ate 'nut, mental, its sentiments mare exalted, its moral effect infinitely more sublime .and at tractivt.'—Critical Review, Feb. Oita. ' This Day was prlfylished, 4n Quarto. price 11. G.l in boards, T HE CURSE of KEH ANI A. -- A Poem, By ItOiIERT SOU I'll L Y. 'Printed for Longman, Ilutst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of whom - may be had, by the same Author, loan of A two volumes price !zs. A madis : clJul. four volumes, rt. Is. History of the liraztls, quarto, '2l. as. PoNns, two voltunes. 12S, 'ffulaba, tr. o vtylumes, !4s. Nladee, ktuaito al. as. Saint Work, two volumes, r4s. Nletric.d•Tales. si. 6d. Palitierin uf atipami, tour volumes, of the later English Poets.. 3. vols. 11.. t ts. Letters from Spain and Portugal. two vols. los. 6d. Chronicle of Cid,luarto, 11. tss. This Day was published, • In Three Volumes, Octavo, price it. iis 6d. boards, THE BRITISH CICERO ; or , a Seiedion otthe most admired Speeches in the English LanguaL , ,e, ar ranged under three distinel Heads..of Popular, Parliainonta. ry, and . Judicial Oratory, with ilistorical Illustrations. , which is prefixed, an Introduction to the Study and Praetice of Eloquence. By THOMAS BROWNE,. LL.D. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster. row. .4 We cannot take our leave of this publication, without expressing our high - Approbation of its design and execution, and of recommending it to the perusal and study of all who wish to form a just estimate of the oratorical talents of the eminent wen, whose speeches it exhibits, or to improve themselves in the noble art of eloquence."—Annual Review, I 30, IMPROVED EDITION OF BURN's 'US j'ICE. By CHARLES DDRNFORD and JOHN. KING, Esqrs. Barristers at Law ; Enlarged into five VolutnA Bvo. price 31. 3s. in boards, the Lases hi:AO - it down to the end of last Easter Term, and the Statutes to the end - or the last. Session of Parliament, so Geo. 111. iSio. • This Day was published, THE JUSTICE of the PEACE and • PARISH OFFICER. By RICHARD BURN, LLD.- . Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle. The Twenty-first Edition, with many Corrections, Addi tions and Improvements, by the sate Charles thratord, Esq. Rammer at Law ; and continuer by John King, of the Muter Temple, FN. Barrister at Law. :Prlated by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cartel! 3fltt - W. , Davies, Strand; F. and C. ItivingtOn, : St. Paul's Church-Yard ;J. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-low. , 8:7" !n this Edition the heads of Criminal Law are in part newly tramed, with many additional Cit)i:s; gre.it pains have also been taken with Titles, Convietion, Indictment, Mili- • tary Law, Vagrant, &c. and the title i•oor has been alto gether newly arranged, .with great - additions, and placed in a volume by itself, with suitable, Indexes. short, no pains have been spared to render tins T wenty 7 fi rst Edition ut this valuable Work wo:thy of the high patronage .it has so long enjoyed. BLAINE on the DISEASES of HORSES and DOGS. Fourth ,Edition, with very uri,it AdditiOns,. in tamO. Gs. beards ; 'an entirely•new Work, forming COMPLEIT DOM E,STIC TREATISE on lA. du; DisEAsEs of HORSES and DOGS: In TWO Parts. Part the First contains a clear Account of the Diseases of Horses, and Their various Lamenesses, with the proper 'Treat ment and Recipes for the Cure, together ‘lith a copious de.. tail of Stable Duty, as. Grooming, Feeding, NlanaFipent of the Feet, getting into Condition, tee. enabling c.etitierneu successfully to practise on their own horses. Part the Second contains'a full Jescription of every Dis ease to which Dogs are liable, and the mode ;of Cure; .the best nioieot Feeding, getting into Condition, and preserving the Health; together with a full acc o unt of th e Ri se an d P ro . Kress of thellt.; prevalency of Madness among Dogs, torining a complete History of that diealfuf various appearances, and an unerring mode of distinguishing it' from ' affedlons ; with the detail of a successful Preventive for it both in the Human and Brute. - This is the first Work th::r has ever appeared, in the En. glish language, on the Diseases of Dogs, and the result of many years diligtht,lattention to the subject. By DELMAR E Veterinary,Surgeon, Author of.varionsMorks on Animals. London: printed for T hoOsev; liroad.strect, Exchange; iks.d ILircley mud Sons, 95, fleet IVlarket. , • • . - ' • , • . S . ' ........ ,9 .•-Apro l :18,P 1" t - A ..,..,.1. , , ~..;.:. A..00:0; ,' • . . ;,,,,:•..,- -:'',149. iP ; rl . ,„•Air t :; , ... N.. , 4 , ...! : 47.4 0 -" - , ' , ... - -W . :•.' .1.:, , . i f n •, • , .",• • )) e, -• g , 1 :••7 - -_-__-1,_ -.L.: . -`: ' i ,' , l ~ T --- __., -:.,---- '.---4-- - --...• - - - ;,,0f:-z . 4,,,..,..i:..;.:" - / , , -::),,,,, • • .fr .• . .....,..,.,E,,_ . vi......„ • .•. C .. . • , • From. he LONDON GdZETTE, Dec. 29, 1810 Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Stirlingsh4 - 2Sth or Stirtingsbite Regiment o 3Tiliria - To be Major—Captain Alexander Bruce, vice MOorehead, re. T., be ('aptain - -Lieutenant _John Aznorv. To be Lieutenants-- E nsign Dugala .v 1 I) ,ugal I, vice Ml Lean, gone to the Line. Ensign joh:: taun, vice M'Dougal, de-' ceased. To be Ensigns-. Robert Leishman, Gent. vice Winio9, pro moted. batin Gun, Gem -- 'Charles- Lynan,-Gent. vice Grakain, prosonted. George Grahain Siociatr, Gent, vice Gun, pi - our:4W. To be Surgeon—Assistant-Surgeon William Winton.. To be Assistant-Surgeons, -George' Augustus llorth%vick, Gent. vice -Winton, promoted. VICTI - Ilorthikiek,'promoted. 4 Eastern Battalion of Stirlingslzire Local Militia. To be Captain—Lieutenant Mira Wilson . . - To be Lieutenant-Ensiga William Scott, vice Wilson, pro. -. mated. To be Ensign—john Orr, Gent. Western Mutation. szll, resign e d. To be Lieutcnant-Colonel--Major Samuel C ooper,v i ce Rus. To be Major—Captain Robert Boyd, - iice Cooper, gpro. sTaxed. To be Captain—George Meek, Esq. vice Stirling. resigned. To be LieUtellaat —Ensign NMI Cochran, vic.e Stewart, re.. signed. To be Ensign—David Cochran, G.:zit:- To be Assistant-Surgeon—Thomas Clark, Gent. Stiriingshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Captain—john Baird, Esq, vice bruce, - cle;:easecl. Tobe Cornei- 7 11 , 1atthew Finlayson, Gent. vice ki'fiterson, deceased. BANKRUkILIES ENLARGE!). E. Blatctitord , Veninark-stteet, victualler, front lan. 3to at ten, at Guilunalt R. Southey a n d . I' . South .y, Fish-street-hill.inerellants, f- ro Jan. a to lan. 8, at t,:n, at Guild/JAI. HANK/it:P*2s. 1. Stockley, Banbury, OVUM, shopkeeper, to surrender Jan. 8, 9, Feb. 9, at ten, at tit:. Lion inn, Banattry. Attornies, Air. Wyklaen, Banbury ;:a act Farlow, Botiverie-street, Lond on . • H. W. Mutton, Longborough-parks, Leicester, dealer, lan. 9, to, real Feb. 9, at two, at the flotel no, Macclesfield. Attornies, Mr. Wilson, linter Feinple, Luado n; air . M r. Lockett, Congleton, Chester. J. el Smith, Lancaster, sadler, J a n. 23 , at f i ve, 24, and Feb.Feb.9, at even, at thteKing's Ann; Inn, Lancaster. Attorn,, Mr. Webster, Lancaster era( Alessi;, isltasdal E , .klex ander, and Heinle, ew-Inn, London. G. Lewis. Swansea, shopkeeper, fan. 21, at, and Feh. 9, at the Bosh lint, SW4:lSea Attornies,' Messrs. likasdale. Alexander, - and Holme, New Inn, Loudon ; •and Messrs. Bertington and (eaains, Swans ea . G. Chatfield at; C. Earle, kee , tbourne. ti:llinonear, lan. 23, at two, 24, at eleven, and Feb. 9, at one, as the litnswortn, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Measure:, Pnrtsea. P. Alacalester, Stratfordotpon.A von, hawker. lin. 22, at, at the:Coach at, r 1n.., P and Feb. 9, 41 el . - yen, at the Angel lon, Pershore, Attureies. Mr. ;lard, King's !knelt-walks, I'e:nple, Landon ; and Mr. Dinely, Feral:ore,. WnreeSterShire. W. Lever, Lit tie I...nrer, i.,neaStet, cotton-Ina:v.l6El. mi .. I an. 21, - 2.2, and Feb. 9. at ten, at the Star len, Mai - iter vele Attorines, Messrs; Redlie.td and Brother s , 'Al a n ( nester ;. and Messrs. Mine and Parry, Temple, Lannon G . liltcirings, Redhotough. Gloece.st...liremeralman, fan. 21, 22, and Feb. 9, at eleven, at the George Jim, Stroud. Attornies, Mr. Constable, Symutrs-1 nit, London and. Mr. Cooke, Stroud. F. fames, Coielteuse. Pitcorn, Somerset, edge-tool-maker, fan. re, at The George Inn, Frame Sel wood, 13, at the Blue Bull Inn, Bruton, Somerset, and Feb 9. at eleven, -at the George Inn, Frame Sel wood. Atiornie,r, Air. Davies, Lothhirry, London ; and Mesas. Davies and Davis, Warminster, Wilts, I. Hyde, Nailsworth, Gloudester, clothier, lan. 7, at five, 8, at ten, and Feb. 9, at lour, at th e O l d Bell, Dursley, Gloucester. Attornies Mr. Bloxarn, Dursley, and M essrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's-inn, London. J. Moody, New Sarum, Wilts, tay !or, Jan. 9, to, and Feb. 9, at one, at the Spread Eagle Inn, New Sarum, Attur tires, Mr. Warden Salisbury ; and M r . L uxmore, Red ' Lion-square London.i Shaw, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, lan. 7, q, and Feb. 9, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Man cheater.. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancety.lane, London ; and Messrs. Higson and Atkinson, Cross.wee t , m en . ches ter • R. Swendall, Bristol, dealer in horses, Dec. 30, fan. 16, an d F e b. 9 , at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies. Attornies, Mr. fames, Gray's Ina-square, London; and Mr. Cornish, Bristol. B. Levi, Little Abe-street, Goodman's-fields, merchant, fan.„ it, and Feb. 9, at eleven, at Cuildhall. Attor nies; Messrs. Evitt and Rixon, Haytion-square, Moto ries. J. Lane, I'ontipool, Monmouth, carpenter, far e 3,4, and r Feb. 9, at eieven, at the Three Saltnons Inn, U.k., Monmouth. Attornies, Mr. Jones, junior Usk, Mon. mouth ; and Messrs. P r i ce an d Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London. R. Baillie, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 2,4, and 9, at etc yen, at thea; lobe lavern, loan street, Liverpool. At tonnes, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool ; and Mr. Bettye, Chat:eery-lane, London. M. Asltford, Birmingham, plater, lan. t 4, is,, and Feb. o, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Birmingham. Attornies. Alr. Egerton, Gray's Inn-square, London; and Messrs. Spur. tier and Ingleby, Birmingham. N. Dovison, St. Anne's. lane, Foster-lane, warehouseman, fan. t 9, at twelve, and 1. eb. 9, at one, at GUiictilall. At. torney, Mr. Huxley, Temple. f . Clemson, Manchester, dealer, fan. 2ge and Feb 9, at eleven, at- the Geo rge I nn, Manchester. Attornies, ,f e et Willis, Pairthorre, and Clarke, War,ford-court, Lo .don ; and Mr. Heslop, Manchestera • C. ,Muss, Tri % auet.pl,ace,.Strand, gl ass an di c h tna enameller. fan. 5, 19,and Feb. 9, at ten, at ten, at Gutluh,lt . At torney, Air. Manning, Clement's Inn. P. D. Abbott, Vowis.place, Great Ormancl-street, insur ance-broker, ran. t, et twelve, 9, at eleven, and Feb. 9, at one, at Guildhall. Att o rni es , Messrs. Beaters and. Martin, Furnivats Inn. - DIVIDENDS. Feb. 4. E. Oates, Leeds, drysalter, at twelve, at the Ho tel, Leeds. Jan. 19. E. H. Shorn), Exeter, Cutler, at eleven, at the Antelope Inn, Durclie,ster. fan 23. T. Mark, jun. Thursby, Cumberland, merchant, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. fan. 30. J. Sevill, Green-lane, Saddleworth, d Yorkshire, cotton-manufaarer, at eleven, at t h e Coach and Horses Inn, Manchester. lan. It. f. Perkins, Queen -street, Cheapside, stationer, at ten, at Guildhall. an . (9 . W. Williams, West Smithfield, cutler, at twelva, at Guildhall. fan. 19. I. Ambler, inn. of Islington, horse-dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall. (all. I. N. Lucas and C. Betke, of Pancras-lane, merchants, at one, at Guildhall. fan. 59. G. Thompson, of Duke -street, Westminster chants, at twelve, at G u ildh al l . .rotelan 26. -T. Bel lard, Sheerness, slop-seller. at ten, at Guild hall, London, lan. 19 1. Keens, Basingstoke, Hants, deaar, at Jan, at at Guildhall. fan. 23. J. !south and Smith, Norther, Cheater, corn haw, at et4.Yen, at the Globe Tavarn e I(4bn-street, Li,,er- Puul• ADMIReILTY-OFFICE; IR to. N"'cm is hereby given flint a Sessio n of Oyer and Terminer and Gal Dcltvry, .for ehe Trial of oj, 'ter. committed on the Htg6 Seas, 7c-ithil the yurira lion of the /IA iniratty Er;eand,. will he held at jzitice ilas7, in the Old Ballo% Lond9v, an Tuesd.ty, the ezi :jinteaty next, at E;gb o'C.6ck lathe 111,rning. IICTU A LL lA . C; - 0 IIPIC,,E, Dec. iB, iBto. , . •, t . . -1.- T HE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING His 111,13'ESTI's NAVY' do here6j. give Notice, That on Tuerdzy, the Ist ol 7.zetuary next, stay tvi:l he ready to receive Tenders in writing(sealea a) an! treat fortbe Sun* (on seta.. tale at/tug:)o/ . all su:b quanOies of the following specie: of Provisions ar may he reve :red Jrs the use of llis 41ajesy's Trols stationed f a each of the Islands underntentioned,fnix.:— , SPECIES-. ISLANDS. Grenada, " , , - • Flour and Rice --- - Basse• Terre, nuadauye. [point-d. Petre, S 2 ''' b ~.. St, Martin's.. .., -. Basse rerre, Fresh Beef - - . Point-a-Petre, Guadaloupe. St. Martin's. • . . Masse Terre, Rum - - - Point .a-, „ re et, Cuadaloupe. St. Martin's. /Jur7ng the spate of Twelve Alonths ce.tain, front the date of the- Cottrass, and feather until Six 111, , ,nthts waning shall he given. The Cuudilionr y lie Contra& may le seen at the Sect ftitfy's qffire• - No regard will be had to any resider in which the Price shall ,or be ' , netted in wo,-dr at length, or that shall not be dttivered to the Board hejote One o'Cllck on the said Tuesday, the sst of ya nreiny next, n.' , r union the Pelson who mates the Tender, or some Pirsonost his behalf, attends to answer when called for. I' I. A 7 G-0 Dec. 26, t 810. THE C O . II .I I IISSIONERSjo r VICTUAL G 1 1 1/I.7.ESTY's NeIPY do kere4y give Notices That on Tuetd.g the trt of Yrnuary next, !Iv , will 6e )(ad . )• to receive Tendcirs in writing, (waled alq and treat for 21 dee Hun dred Quarters o/ NEW l'A L. E, and j Three Hundred Quar ters of NEW C LOS V..I)R D AM!lbk MALT; to be an. snot-rake to Sarnpls (of not lets theca one Quart each ,)'to -he fr o . ducec? with ,the Tenders ; to be deliv., .4 in the spate of a Forc-, night in', hit ilirjerty's 1/.ctuall!ng Ster . e; at PeptArd, and be paid for 6)' Bills payable, with Ilterry, Ninety Days after Icte. Tre andition: of z 4 Cootraq nty be teen at the Secretary's Ogee. N,,egard will de bad to any Thaw in mhich the pr're chili not .(e lin,' fed in words at length, or that shall not be dflivered to the 11 , ard before One o'Cloch on the said Tuesday, the in of yanuary next, nor un/ers•the Person who maker the Tender, or some Pet s:n on hlshrhalf, attends, to answer when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dee. 21, Iglo. HE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS o r HIS MA - Y ESTY's ORDNANCE do :hereby give Notice, that Proposal: will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesdy, the . 2d dqy,of Janna , y next, front all Per. .sont who way be willing to undertake the Supply of the mentioned quantities and description s of ENGLISH TIMBE R, for Service of the Royal Carriage Department, at Hindwieb, viz. Six Hundred Loads of Hewed Elm Timber, no Tree un der Eighty Feet. Two ilundred -Loads of Oak, each Stick to contain SeventY Feet. One half ol the lmantity specified to be delivered at "Kolwich by the s t 3/ day t/ Iklarch, and the rem.iladir by the 30th day of Jw:e, and.paymon to be made by monthly Cettifirates witbiq Three Months alter the receipt of those Vouchers, in the Ogee of the Homou;alle Surveyor-General at the Tower. The Prspovals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office, in Pall. Mall afoiesaid, for n, smaller proportion than One ~died Lowly, sealed up' and indorsed, '' Proposals for EQglish Tim ber ;" but no Tender can be admitted-after Twelve o'Cock at Noon of the sd yanuary next ; neither will any Tender be noticed for len !ha , : One fiundred Loads, or without :be attend ance of the Party maki4g it, or an Agent in his behalf. ity . drd,'r of zl.)e Board, R. H. CREW, .S'ecier BUTLER's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RE:', All V E TOOTH POWDf: R. So justly recommended for Whitening the TEETH, Preserv• in the G U MS, and PreVenting that dreadful malady the TOO l'fl-4CH E. EA UTY of Countenanciand regularity of Fe a- LP tures, arc allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of BU TLE les TOOTH POW DER would beg leave to remind lirs Country- women that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its influence where the Teeth are discoloured. or shew arotten and unhealthy apitearince—this is the ino"e inexcusable, as the present Preparation affords • the inialltble means of removing every 'blemish of the ena mel, being co'inposed'of Vegetables. I t is recommend:A to the attention ofall ranks, as elearin away every impertettion, either in the colour, or the decay of the.enaMel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet anal deleUahle, and making the Gums of their p,op e r shape and verthilion hue ; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this kind ever brought for ward to public notice, has met. such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold; wholesale and retail, at Mr Huth r's. No. 4, Cheap_ side, corner of Paternoster- row ; Smith, Murray, amid k 4e. burn, Edinburgh ; Newbury, Dublin ; Trewinan,F xeter ; Cock worthy, and lloxlaniL Plym out h ;, and Greg . son, Liverpool ; Stains and ,Lynch, Manchester ; Peck and Ross, Hull ; Crurtivell , natii Pottsea ; and retail by most Country Medicine Ventletsdndt'ctfunx: rs, in BOACi at 2S. 9d. each. Of whom may he had, BUTLER'S AROMA 11-C I'Ii.L.TORAL LOZENGES for Coughs,, Colds, :1st:1;04s, aIIIJ J UIC Throats, price Is. rid. per Box.